Fossils from Mille-Logya, Afar, Ethiopia, elucidate the link between Pliocene environmental changes and Homo origins

Key events in human evolution are thought to have occurred between 3 and 2.5 Ma, but the fossil record of this period is sparse. Here, Alemseged et al. report a new fossil site from this period, Mille-Logya, Ethiopia, and characterize the geology, basin evolution and fauna, including specimens of Ho...

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Autores principales:	Zeresenay Alemseged, Jonathan G. Wynn, Denis Geraads, Denne Reed, W. Andrew Barr, René Bobe, Shannon P. McPherron, Alan Deino, Mulugeta Alene, Mark J. Sier, Diana Roman, Joseph Mohan
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:32abb3eaf85345999fb87d09919c3eb72021-12-02T16:51:08ZFossils from Mille-Logya, Afar, Ethiopia, elucidate the link between Pliocene environmental changes and Homo origins10.1038/s41467-020-16060-82041-1723https://doaj.org/article/32abb3eaf85345999fb87d09919c3eb72020-05-01T00:00:00Zhttps://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-020-16060-8https://doaj.org/toc/2041-1723Key events in human evolution are thought to have occurred between 3 and 2.5 Ma, but the fossil record of this period is sparse. Here, Alemseged et al. report a new fossil site from this period, Mille-Logya, Ethiopia, and characterize the geology, basin evolution and fauna, including specimens of Homo.Zeresenay AlemsegedJonathan G. WynnDenis GeraadsDenne ReedW. Andrew BarrRené BobeShannon P. McPherronAlan DeinoMulugeta AleneMark J. SierDiana RomanJoseph MohanNature PortfolioarticleScienceQENNature Communications, Vol 11, Iss 1, Pp 1-12 (2020)
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spellingShingle	Science Q Zeresenay Alemseged Jonathan G. Wynn Denis Geraads Denne Reed W. Andrew Barr René Bobe Shannon P. McPherron Alan Deino Mulugeta Alene Mark J. Sier Diana Roman Joseph Mohan Fossils from Mille-Logya, Afar, Ethiopia, elucidate the link between Pliocene environmental changes and Homo origins
description	Key events in human evolution are thought to have occurred between 3 and 2.5 Ma, but the fossil record of this period is sparse. Here, Alemseged et al. report a new fossil site from this period, Mille-Logya, Ethiopia, and characterize the geology, basin evolution and fauna, including specimens of Homo.
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author	Zeresenay Alemseged Jonathan G. Wynn Denis Geraads Denne Reed W. Andrew Barr René Bobe Shannon P. McPherron Alan Deino Mulugeta Alene Mark J. Sier Diana Roman Joseph Mohan
author_facet	Zeresenay Alemseged Jonathan G. Wynn Denis Geraads Denne Reed W. Andrew Barr René Bobe Shannon P. McPherron Alan Deino Mulugeta Alene Mark J. Sier Diana Roman Joseph Mohan
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title	Fossils from Mille-Logya, Afar, Ethiopia, elucidate the link between Pliocene environmental changes and Homo origins
title_short	Fossils from Mille-Logya, Afar, Ethiopia, elucidate the link between Pliocene environmental changes and Homo origins
title_full	Fossils from Mille-Logya, Afar, Ethiopia, elucidate the link between Pliocene environmental changes and Homo origins
title_fullStr	Fossils from Mille-Logya, Afar, Ethiopia, elucidate the link between Pliocene environmental changes and Homo origins
title_full_unstemmed	Fossils from Mille-Logya, Afar, Ethiopia, elucidate the link between Pliocene environmental changes and Homo origins
title_sort	fossils from mille-logya, afar, ethiopia, elucidate the link between pliocene environmental changes and homo origins
publisher	Nature Portfolio
publishDate	2020
url	https://doaj.org/article/32abb3eaf85345999fb87d09919c3eb7
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Fossils from Mille-Logya, Afar, Ethiopia, elucidate the link between Pliocene environmental changes and Homo origins

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